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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5603, 1 June 1905, Page 6

THE GRAND OLD GAME OP EUGBY FOOTBALL. THLE iT C PARK. SATURDAY, 3rd JUNE, 1905. NORTH ISLAND v. SOUTH ISLAND. THE MATCH OF THE SEASON. Kick-off at 2.45 p.m, ■ Admission, Is. Grandstand, 1». SPECIAL NOTE.—As a number of the players taking part in this game will have to uphold the Man* of MaoriJnuti on Ilia football fields of Britain, cadi individual player may be anticipated to give a display of his prowess in the best manner in which Rugby Football should bo played. THE MATCH OF THE SEASON. ATHLETIC PARK. SATURDAY NEXT, at 2.45 p.m. E. WYLIE, 245 Hon. Sec. N.Z.K.U. \ LAND COMMISSION. MEETINGS of tho above Commission will be hehl on the dates named in tho itinerary of dates and places mentioned below. Tho Meeting will hoar all persons do. sirous of giving evidence on matters within tho terms of the 'Commission, viz:— . . . • The constitution of land boards. The land tenures of the colony. Pressure of residence conditions ■oa Crown tenants. Pressure of other restrictions. Effects of climate and land configure, tion on tenures and areas held under them and tho need for consequent alterations of the land laws or regulations. Homestead privileges and their rein.* statement. Tho working of tho ballot system^ The practice .of loading lands for roads and its working. Values of leaseholds now and at data of lease. Working of the Advances to Settlers system. Condition and position of occupierg under tho various tenures. Tho aggregation of large estates. Separate occupations under the Land for Settlements Act. By order K. A. LOUGHNAN, Secretary, The Land Commission meets at tho following places for hearing evidence _of settlers and others at the following! dates:— Juno Ist.—Strathmore, 11 a.m. June 2nd.—Stratford, 10 a.m. Juno 3rd.—Taihape, 6 p.m. Juno sth.—Manga weka, 11 a.m. Juno 6th.—Pcilding, 9.30 a.m. Juno 6th.—Palmerston, 3.30 p.m. June 7th.—Dannevirke, 11.30/ a.mU June 9th.—Pongaroa, 9 a.m. June 10th.—Pahiatua, 1 p.m. June 12th.—Mastorton, ■! 10 a.m. R. A. LOUGHNAN. 126 Secretary. AUTUMN GOODS t Ex S.S. ATHENIC, FROM LONDON. (JEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS MATERIAL EVERY DESCRIPTION. NEW AND FASHIONABLE FRENCH FLANNELS. NEW GENTS’ UMBRELLAS. NEW LADIES’ UMBRELLAS AND SUNSHADES. CALICO, FLANNELS. SHEETINGS, QUILTS, RUGS, BLANKETS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. COSTUMES, SKIRTS, JACKETS, FURS MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, SHIRTS, TIES, COLLARS, BOCKK ' UNDER-WEAR, NEW TWEEDS AND WEST OF ENGLAND SUITINGS. E. J. WALSH AND C 0.,. 75. WILLIS STREET. - BUYING A PIANO Tl/KEANS either lifelong satis. IrJL faction or disappointment. Tho wise person, therefore, purchases from a firm of known, reputation. The firm of CHAS. BEGG AND CO. (LIMITED) Ha a always kept faith with its customers, has a reputation of over 40 years’ standing, and stands back of every instrument sold. The well-known and celebrated KUHLA PIANO Is unsurpassed as a mediumpriced piano. For Cash or on Easy Time Payments. 77, WILLIS STREET. 2 WE SELL PAROID. e original and the best. 100 year# [fence behind Faroid, yon .want a First-class ROOFING (either temporary or permanent), T to B. W. MILLS AND CO., LTD., Wholesale Agents for N.Z. be obtained-from all storekeeper*, A RE yon troubled with Asthmaf XXL Mountain King Asthma Powder never fails to give prompt relief. All Chemists and Stores.